1. Describe the stasis in the play: where, when, who, what, etc. in a paragraph.
2. What is the intrusion?
3. What is the unique factor?
4. What is the dramatic question that should be answered by the end of the play?
5. Provide an illustration of the two kinds of exposition that the play has in it.
6. Identify the most theatrical moment in the play and of what importance it seems to be.
7. List some of the themes of the play.
8. Choose one of the two characters in the show and tell me why you decided to choose to discuss him. Then articulate what he wants and what are some obstacles that stand in the way of him getting what he wants?
9. Describe some possible images in the play and how does the title help us understand the play.
10. Briefly define the family relationships that are examined in the pla
2. What is the intrusion?
3. What is the unique factor?
4. What is the dramatic question that should be answered by the end of the play?
5. Provide an illustration of the two kinds of exposition that the play has in it.
6. Identify the most theatrical moment in the play and of what importance it seems to be.
7. List some of the themes of the play.
8. Choose one of the two characters in the show and tell me why you decided to choose to discuss him. Then articulate what he wants and what are some obstacles that stand in the way of him getting what he wants?
9. Describe some possible images in the play and how does the title help us understand the play.
10. Briefly define the family relationships that are examined in the pla